Community News
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Tiny homes offer affordable housing
As the housing crisis hits hard, the appeal of Tiny Homes On Wheels has risen. The My Home Network has…
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Medals of friendship to local volunteers
The volunteer work of 26 Timor-Leste friendship groups from across Australia was recognised with the Order of Timor-Leste Medal at…
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Rising Tide: 20 years of action
This year marks the 20th anniversary of the initial activist actions aimed at forcing the closure of Newcastle Harbour, the…
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Cats, dogs and compost
Dean Bridgfoot BVSc (Hons) MA (EnSci) Compost – what’s not to like about it? Well, if you’re a cat, probably…
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Podcast shines light on menopause journey
Inspired by their own experiences and conversations with friends about menopause, MainFM radio hosts Lucy Armstrong and Kya Moore decided…
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Landcare looking for leaders
The Upper Campaspe Landcare Network is making a public call for new committee members to join its work supporting environment…
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Learner driver mentors needed
Young learner drivers who otherwise wouldn’t have had access to a car or a supervising driver have spent more than…
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Brigades step up for fundraiser
A firefighter in their full turnout gear is not what you expect to see at the gym, and definitely not…
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Malmsbury hall open day
The Malmsbury Town Hall is hosting an open day this Sunday for people to view its recent renovations. The hall…
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Gisborne Ambulance celebrates fifty years of volunteers
The Gisborne Ambulance Auxiliary celebrated 50 years of service at its station last Friday, with dignitaries, media outlets and paramedics…
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“I feel more confident now”: Australia, a place to call home
The Macedon Ranges had 31 of its residents obtain Australian Citizenship last Tuesday night at the Kyneton Town Hall. The…
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Chasing dreams at Castlemaine North PS
Students from Castlemaine North Primary School have created a heartwarming music video, celebrating curiosity, kindness, culture and community. Dion Brownfield,…